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Digest>June 1998

Photo By:

Don Devine

Photo Caption:

South Africa's current Cape Point Lighthouse was first lit on March 11, 1919. Being the most powerful lighthouse on the coast of South Africa, it is still a manned station. A fixed red subsidiary light at this station indicates the dangerous areas around the Bellows and Anvil rocks where the liner Lusitania struck on April 18, 1911.
Back to the edition of: June 1998

Story:

Discovering South Africa
Back to the edition of: June 1998

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